Raffaele Esposito wanted to honour Queen Margherita of Savoy.
The baker Raffaele Esposito created the first pizza in Naples, Italy.
Raffaele Esposito famously invented the Pizza Margherita, and is considered to be the father of what we now consider pizza. He was born in Italy.
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Why did Raffaele Esposito invent pizza
Raffaele Esposito was born in 1892 and nobody knows when he died yet.
super pizza man made pizza in 200 B.C
first you make a small pizza and roll it up. then finally put it in a cone.
I Love Pizza, It Takes So Nice. I Have It With Perperoni ... It'sz Nice
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history
The modern pizza was invented in June 1889 by Raffaele Esposito, a Neapolitan chef who wanted to honour Queen Margherita of Savoy. It was the very first "Pizza Margherita", and was topped with fresh tomato, mozzarella cheese, olive oil and basil, to represent the colours of the flag of Italy.The actual word "pizza" is first recorded as early as the year 997, in Medieval Latin. The word referred to a simple flatbread in Naples which was a snack for the Romans. This later developed into the pizza we have today.
The modern pizza was invented in June 1889 by Raffaele Esposito, a Neapolitan chef who wanted to honour Queen Margherita of Savoy. It was the very first "Pizza Margherita", and was topped with fresh tomato, mozzarella cheese, olive oil and basil, to represent the colours of the flag of Italy.The actual word "pizza" is first recorded as early as the year 997, in Medieval Latin. The word referred to a simple flatbread in Naples which was not actually eaten, but was used as a gauge by bakers to test the temperature of an oven.Other sources have suggested the true origin of pizza is Greece. In ancient Greece, a common food was flat bread baked with olive oil and cheese, the basis of pizzas still served today.There is a belief that, when Marco Polo visited China during Europe's Medieval Ages, he brought back the scallion pancake and this was a precursor to the pizza. There are many versions of this story, and little to substantiate it.